Luis Suárez finishes off the crossbar and reaches 58 goals with Inter Miami

Some goals get celebrated the moment they go in, and others make you watch the replay twice before you celebrate at all. Luis Suárez's goal against Cincinnati was the second kind: a finish that clipped the crossbar and dropped into the net, the sort that looks drawn up rather than struck.

The match was being played at Nu Stadium in MLS regular season action, and for much of the start of the second half Inter Miami had taken control of the game. That pressure paid off in the 61st minute, when the Herons broke the deadlock with a sequence that mixed sharp decision making with a top class finish.

Rodrigo De Paul started the move, slipping a low pass to find Casemiro on the left side of the box. Rather than settle for a quick touch, the Brazilian did the harder thing: he took a long first touch toward the middle, bought himself a split second, and laid the ball off right where Suárez likes to receive it.

That's when the Uruguayan showed his trademark touch. He settled the ball, calmly squared himself up, and unleashed a shot that blended power and precision in just the right measure. The ball struck the crossbar before dropping in, a goal that needed help from Casemiro and De Paul, but carried Lucho's unmistakable stamp in the finish.

The goal was no mere footnote in the forward's personal tally. It was his 16th goal of the current MLS season, a number that confirms his strong scoring form in the league, and it also marked his 58th goal in an Inter Miami jersey since joining the club, a figure that keeps cementing him as one of the most important attacking references in the team's recent history.

The combination between the three South American players (De Paul assisting, Casemiro linking play, and Suárez finishing) painted a picture that sums up pretty well what the Herons look for when the team manages to put the pieces together in the opponent's half: patience to build the play and individual class to finish it off in the final yards.